Letter OTHER
1996 Olympics chant
1996 Olympics country (Abbr.)
1996 Summer Olympics host
1999 Women's World Cup host
1999 Women's World Cup winner
2 Live Crew "Banned in the ___"
2002 Winter Olympics host nat.
2002 Winter Olympics site (Abbr.)
2008 "Redeem Team" uniform letters
2011 Women's World Cup runner-up
2013 America's Cup winner
2014 FIBA World Cup winners
2015 FIFA Women's World Cup champs
2015 Women's World Cup champs
2015 World Cup winner
2016 Ryder Cup champions (Abbr.)
2017 World Baseball Classic champs: Abbr.
2019 FIFA Women's World Cup champ
2019 FIFA Women's World Cup champions
2019 FIFA Women's World Cup champs
2019 FIFA Women's World Cup winner
2019 FIFA Women's World Cup winners
2019 Women's World Cup champs
2019 Women's World Cup winner
2026 FIFA World Cup co-co-host
2026 FIFA World Cup co-host
2026 FIFA World Cup cohost: Abbr.
2026 World Cup co-host
2028 Olympics host
2028 Olympics host country: Abbr.
2028 Olympics host nat.
232-yr.-old land
24-time Ryder Cup winner
32-time Davis Cup champ
33-time Walker Cup winner
50-st. country
2002 George W. Bush program for community volunteering
2008 & 2009 Track & Field News Athlete of the Year
2008 Olympics sensation
1970s-90s carrier name
1987 Pacific Southwest acquirer
50-page book, maybe?
1982 media debut
1982 publishing debut
1992 Dream Team chant
2002 chant in Salt Lake City
20-time Rose Bowl winner: Abbr.
2005 Orange Bowl winners
2007 Rose Bowl winner: Abbr.
2017 Pac-12 champs
25-time Rose Bowl winner, for short
33-time Rose Bowl sch.
$50 bill depiction
1980 Kurt Russell film
2005 New Pornographers single
#2 Bill Withers hit of 1972
1972 #2 hit for Bill Withers
1972 Bill Withers hit whose title sounds like a command
1972 Bill Withers single
1972 hit for Bill Withers
1972 hit from the soul album "Still Bill"
1970s Pure Prairie League love song
"101 ___ for a Dead Cat"
"101 ___ for a Dead Cat" (1981 best seller)
'80s org. that included the N.J. Generals
1980s gridiron org. rebooted in 2022
1980s pigskin org. that didn't work out
1869-'77 pres. monogram
18th Pres.
18th President's monogram
18th president's initials
3.7853 ltr equiv.
#18's signature
15th Amendment pres.
50's face
50's portrait?
2013 Grammy winner for "Climax"
2013 judge on "The Voice"
2024 Super Bowl halftime performer
2004 Israeli film set during Sukkoth
50states.com depiction
50states.com graphic, for short
225-yr.-old moneymaker
50 State Quarters sponsor
3,474 middies.
1941 FDR creation
2011 Natl. Medal of Arts recipient
'84 Games host org.
2019 Pebble Beach event
2024's was played at Pinehurst
1.2 mg, for thiamine
15 mg. of zinc, e.g.
50 from Calif. to Md., e.g.
2000 terrorist target
$1 bill depiction
100-mem. group
1898 Havana Harbor sinker
1898 ship in the news
1898 sinker
'84 Olymmpics no-show
'84 Olympics boycotter
1922-91 initials
1960 European Championship winner
1968 Beatles' hit "Back in the ___"
1979 Afghanistan invader: Abbr.
1980 Olympics host
1980 Summer Olympics host
1984 Olympics boycotter
1984 Olympics no-show
1984 Summer Games boycotter
1984 Summer Olympics boycotter
1984 summer Olympics no-show
1991 breakup newsmaker
1991 breakup site
20th C. superpower
20th-c. nation
20th-cen. superpower
10/4/1957 event
1967 Emmy winner for playing Socrates
1982 Poirot portrayer
'64 event for the Beatles
1964 event for the Beatles
1995 Kevin Spacey movie (with "The")
1995 crime thriller named for a line in "Casablanca," with "The"
25% interest
18 years
'90s steel giant
1993 New York City Marathon winner Pippig
100 percent of its congressional representation is Republican
1941 Pearl Harbor ship
1944 Normandy beach code name
1944 Normandy beach name
1945 Roy Rogers-Dale Evans western
1997 NCAA finalist
2002 Olympic locale
2002 Olympics host
2002 Olympics locale
2002 Olympics state
2002 Winter Games location
2002 Winter Games setting
2002 Winter Olympics setting
2002 Winter Olympics state
2007 quarter state
45th Union admission
45th of 50
45th state
5-block crossword grid shape that's named for a state
2002 Olympics attendee, maybe
2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl champions
1857-58 western rebellion
19th-century confrontation between the US government and Mormon settlers
13 One for the road
1998 Final Four player
1998 Final Four team member
4 x 4
4 x 4, briefly
4 x 4, for short
4x4 vehicle
4x4 vehicle, for short
4x4, briefly
4x4, for short
'93 Nirvana album "In ___"
1860s-'70s Black Hawk War combatants
1998 Final Four hoop team
1998 Final Four team
2,000 live on reservations.
2001 Las Vegas Bowl champs
2005 Fiesta Bowl champions
2005 Fiesta Bowl champs
2005 Fiesta Bowl winners
2009 Sugar Bowl champs
2011 Pac-12 joiners
2014 and 2015 Las Vegas Bowl winners
2021 Pac-12 champs
'60s UN head
'60s UN leader
'60s United Nations leader
'60s United Nations secretary general
'60s world leader
$150 Monopoly prop.
1516 classic originally written in Latin
1516 novel published in Latin
2017 Björk album with the song "Paradisia"
'83 New Zealand film
180 degree maneuver
180, so to speak
180, to a driver
180-degree direction change
180-degree maneuver
180-degree reversal
180° reversal
180-degree maneuvers
180-degree rotations
1960 recon plane
1960s spy plane
2005 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees
60's spy plane
1989 Bruce Chatwin novel
#1 seed that lost in the first round of 2018's NCAA tournament
2019 March Madness champs
2019 March Madness champs, for short
2019 NCAA basketball champs
2019 NCAA hoops champ
2019 NCAA men's basketball champions
30 SPF lotion, e.g.
25-round magazine gun
9-mm submachine gun
9mm gun
9mm weapon named for its designer
9mm guns
'80s guitar god Steve
2021 documentary about actor Kilmer
1950s rocker Ritchie
1974 Best Actress nominee Perrine
2008 film depicting the 1944 assassination attempt of Adolf Hitler
*1777-'78 Continental Army campsite
*1777-'78 military camp site
1777-78 Continental Army encampment
'80s West Coast stereotype
1960's-70's vocalist known for his falsetto
4 Seasons leader
10 cents, for a dime
1994 Tom Cruise role
1995 Eddie Murphy film
8th U. S. President.
1958 Tchaikovsky Prize winner
2010 Winter Olympics site
1958 Beta.
2001 Tom Cruise film featuring a lucid dream
2001 Tom Cruise thriller
2001 Tom Cruise/Penelope Cruz movie
2001 thriller with Cruise and Cruz
1848 novel.
2004 "Survivor" island
1977 Nobel physicist
2002 Ryan Reynolds/Tara Reid comedy
32 to 43 inches, in Latin America.
33.33 in. in Texas.
33.33 inches, in Texas.
34 inches, in Mexico.
70-mile river southwest of Nice.
1500s painter known for his "Lives" of Italian artists
16th c. chronicler of Italian art
1,370 girls.
1,370 students.
1,413 women.
1,000-gallon container
1869-70 papal council, familiarly
1960s ecumenical council of the Catholic Church
1982 Grammy-winning singer for "Gershwin Live!"
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